The process of surgical removal of pigmented nevus

As we all know, pigmented nevus are called benign tumors. They can exist anywhere on our skin and generally do not cause any harm to our body. However, they will gradually grow larger with age. If they are in obvious places, they will directly affect a person's appearance. Therefore, many people will have surgery to remove pigmented nevus. Let's follow the editor to understand the surgical removal process of pigmented nevus.

Steps/Methods:

1 Pigmented nevus is also called cellular nevus, nevus cellular nevus, nevus, etc. This is a very common phenomenon. Many people, from the elderly to infants, have it, and some are even born with it. If this type of mole does not hurt or itch, surgery is generally not required, unless you think it affects your appearance like you do!

2 If you think that pigmented moles affect your appearance and you really want to remove them, you can go to a local regular professional hospital for surgery to remove them. However, this is only a minor operation, so don’t be afraid and try to relax as much as possible. I believe that you will be able to say goodbye to pigmented moles soon!

3 The surgical process for pigmented nevus requires three steps: the first is the preoperative examination, which is of course a blood test. The second is to give anesthesia. The third is surgical resection. You can imagine how painful these three steps are. Everyone knows how painful it is to have blood drawn. Then there is the injection of anesthesia, which is almost the same as an injection. You will not feel any pain during the operation.

Note:

Do not let the wound get wet for three days

Getting the wound wet is probably allowed in any mole removal method, mainly to avoid wound infection and slow down wound healing. Therefore, in most cases, it is best not to get the mole-removing area wet. If possible, it is best to gently wipe the area without mole removal with a towel within seven days. And it is best not to use facial cleanser or skin care products after mole removal.

Avoid prolonged sun exposure

The sun is the natural enemy of the skin. Sun exposure will increase the deposition of melanin in the skin. It is best not to expose your skin to the sun for a long time on a normal basis, let alone if you have moles or scars? So it is best to wear sunscreen when going out.

Eat less spicy food, soy sauce, sweets, etc., and eat more vitamin C and crude fiber food

Food intake will chronically affect the condition of the skin. It does not mean that eating a little bit of some foods will lead to a poor effect of mole removal. Just don't eat too much or eat it often. Spicy food, irritating food, seafood, etc. may cause skin inflammation, and soy sauce, sweets, etc. may cause melanin deposition on the wound. Eating more foods containing vitamins C and E can accelerate metabolism and make the skin more beautiful.